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PROvIsIONS.

BUTTER-Butterine, Nal5e; creamery.
Hoa Ssiry 1Ss 81 country butter, l5a2ac.
cured hams, l2sl214c; breakfast bacon, 100
lilo; clear rib sides bacon, 91{c; clear sido
bacon, 9sk9ss<c;i bacon shoulders, 7@7Ilc,
bulk pork clear sides, sJSa9c; clear
rib sides, ss..ss99kc; shoulders, % sa6jsc;
LARD-Tisrces, SIC; halt barrels. no.
tHEESE-Prime aau, SsiOc; New York
factory. none; iull cream, l5c; Young
:. a Figs faE nj $3.50; half barrels.
P0tf9sYIctRSiiokep. quiet, spring. a, Q,
az 50: old Ken, 81 25s2 so.
FREsE MEATS-Oold storage beef. fore
quarters' teoe; hindqusrters Of beef, ssl0c;
ST; LOUIS! s iMo,. Jul, n.-p.oyi.!cn.
Lard, 30. Dry salt meats-boxed shout
ders, 1915 long clear, ssgs l2f; clear ribs,
IS l2h@s25 short clear. IS so. Bacon
Strong; boxed shoulders, 81 rs; long clear
and clear ribs, sgl2H; short closr. 81 SIX.
dairy. 129l6c.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. july u Provisions were
moderately active carly, but the latter part
Of the session the market became slow. Tho
teotng IN mort RIBS was unsettled, but the
big operators who have taken a prominent
part In the trade for several DAYS past were
not disposed to operate with their usual fres-
dom. August opened l2nc higher at IS 20,
sold at 8, IS, broke to Ss1lx reacted apd
closed at IS 20. Lard was 6rmer. Parties
were sellin orders from New York, but they
were understoot to be Tor strad ilers. August
sold at " 51lSe6 62IS, and closed at Sc 621S, an
advance OF 2lSt5c over yesterday. No trades
were made In moss pork. Ca.h questions
were rs follows; Mess pork per hrl, SIC so
oil. Lard, per 100 lbs. 81 52ISCgS $751; thort
rib sides. loose, $500; dry sailed shoulders,
as 10.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
MesI pork, per brl-year opened at sll so,
highest 81 so. lowest sii so. clo,iog at Oil 81.
Lard Lard. per 100 lb;-luly opened at q IS.
at 2 S5s' august 0Ppsned a. 50 60. high "a 3
September opened at $40, highest 81 -,
lowest, 80 e7h, closing at 81 IS; October
opened at 81 77H, highest 81 so, lowest
s6 rs. closing at s. 80, Snort ribs, per 100
lbs opened at IS Tx. highest o. 20. lowest
s. lT, closing at IS 90; August opened
at S 20, highest tsS5. IowestsS 12Is, clos
ing at IS 20; September op.r cd at IS 80,
highest IS STh. lowest IS 22,{ess IS, closing
at IS 30; October opened at 81 IS. highest
o. Is, lowest s. Is, closing at IS Is. On
the Produce kxoh. nge today the butter mar
ket was - sood demand for best grades; ;
creamery, l4l,gls>sc; dairy, l21SCsl6,. Eggs
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Abe Low
Water.


EVANSVILLE, July ll.-Noon- River 8
Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, July g.-Noon-rivsr 3
feet 5 inche, In the canal and foot inohe.
on the falls and rising. Weathef clear and
warm.
CINCINNATI, July H.-Noop. River Q
feet inches on the gauge and rising.
weather clear Thermometer, 81. AffiVodi
Desoto, Memphis
CAIRO, July N.-Noon-Rivsf u feet =
inch on the gauge aud iAlllnE. weather
csar aud hot. huiyodi r. u, Sins, Mem-
phit, Amt City oil Cairo, 81 Louis. 10
amt Ci'y 81 Proyidsncs, yicksbufg an.
perarleii I. ID, sln., 81. Louis, midhlght (
CITY ~ Cairo, yicksburE, s.m.i CITY Of
Providence, st. Louis, Tam.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
HONEY 9 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE 1.8 PREM.
Cotton Q"iet-MiddlIsg Cotton, 1Otc
sales Today 50
Bales.
APrHAL OFFICE, |

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THURSDAY EVENING, July IA. 1887.
The demand for money is good and
supply sufficient for all business purposes.
Ratet Of discounts on No. l paper are still
to 5 per cent, with hardening tendency.
Sa'es today at the stock call board session
were 20 shares Of Masonic Temple stock at 80
and 100. and 10 shares of Memphis National
Bank stock at 1l7sz.
Tho cotton market developed no feature Of
interest locally. spots being quiet and un-
changed. At New Orleans spots declined
1-l6c, and futures advanced 1 to 4 points on
the old crop and 2 points on the new. New
York spots went of l-l6c, and futures closed
'suist.
Green 4 Co.'S report on cotton futures Of
date tho 18th. says: "Much irrsGularity
was shown today, August and September ad-
vanclng COS points, then dropping to the
lowest point Of yesterday ora tribe under,
and finally closing q fraction better than last
evening, with appearances steadier. There
was . further liquidation Of old crop, but
the evidence seems TO show that the con-
tracts drifted into pretty strong hands and
with reason to believe that q considerable
short interest hes been created. The under
tone IL more confident. On the new csop
months the deals are som,whit careful. yet
the offerings fairly well taken and rates rul-
ing comparatively steady"
The H,st Texas bale Of cotton for the sea-
son Of 81 was received at New York Tuesday
morning by Richard Ii. Allen 4 Co and
was sold, after lively competition, to Walter
s. Miller Il Co. at the fancy price Of go per
pound.
The roads south Of the Ohio river and be-
tween the Mobile and Ohio railway
and the Mississippi river have de-
eided to ignore the short haul clause Of the
interstate law on the ground Of water com.
petition. In this connection II Is Of interest
to learn that many changes have been
wrought in the old time channels Of trade By
the interstate commerce act, and among the
most important 10 the return to favor Of ths
water routes. Tho New Orleans Picayune
states that "slnco the intertate commerce
law won't into effect the advance In overland
rail freishts has turned more and more
freight In this direction. until now the
weekly shipments In transit to st. LOWS via
this port form quito large cargo. Over 1000
cases Of goods left hero BY one boat q lew
days since. The goods carried By this route are
mainly dry Goods, hardware, boots, shoes.
hats and such like articles. together with
foreign goods. etc. The approach OF the
time when merchants make their purchases
In primary markets for the fall trade will
Soubtlessly cause this movement to increase
considerably In the near future"
IMPORTS.
Pour thousand eve hundred and thirty
rolls bassing. 2s2 Pkgs boots and shoes, $500
bn corn, leo SKIS o. Nee. 452 SKIS cotton seed.
nour. Ss3 pkgs lara. 5000 Il lumber, IS pkss
liquors, lt0 btls mslassos, $50 kegs nails, %
pigs rice, l3o brls sugar, 500 pks tobacco.
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Tho Texas Freight War.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July IA local
paper says the Texas freisht war 10 new
fairly on, and none Of the rivals Of the A..
Gibson system are In the least disposed to
meet the action Of that corporation halfway.
The duration Of the war depends upon the
willingness Of what rsmsins Of the Texas
Traffic Association to prolong q conflict
whose Advertising features will hardly com
psn'ate for the loss Of revenue. The freight
managers Of the ST. Louis lines were mo
uentarily expecting all day rues'ay 10 re-.
oeiye advioes from tho south wet Oh 4 would
furnish soms incentive TO action and Gen
srAl Trsf6c Manager Newman and frsisht
Trafho MANAGER Murrry. OF the Missouri Pa
aitc, started 20 attend meeting In Chicaso.
That road opened ,he ball at this end Of the
line yestsrday By instituting q cut on
several important commodities. On
e cents a hundred 10 IS cents, coffee
from 81 cents 10 IS cents; bAgsins from s9x
and ties from 90 cents TO IS cents, canned
goods from 81 10 IS cents. All Of these arti-
clss In less then car loads have been reduced
from II cents 10 30 cents. These rates are 70
apply from 81. Louis and New Orleans 10 all
points In Texas ssking common DO Mt rates.
The Gotten belt has followe suit by q stint
lar cut. The trouble. it IL said. arises from
the Atchison insisting on commodity rates
out OF Galveston TO the detrimsnt Of 81.
Louis and New Orleans common point rats.
TIE cause l. supposed TO be desire on the
part Of toe Atckisoa TO advertise is line.
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Mich. csn., WA W..s.L. tP.,ptd.si.

LONDON. July 14-S:So .. m The stock
today 10 hatjn consequence Of sxpssted dis
turbances In Paris dusing the celebration
Of the anniversary Of the fall Of the Bastils.
American securities are very fat In response
to tn, New York quotations. A gloomy feel
ing peryades most II the markets. Prices
ON the Berlin Bourso arc low on account Of
unfavorable reports. The Paris Bourse Is
Sp.m -United States AS, siilz. Bar
silver "A 1-l6dper ounce. The amount Of bull
lion withdrawn from the Bank o. England
on balance today is $4,000, The bullion
in the Bank OF England has decreased
El4S 900 duril tho past week. The prcpor.
ton OF the Bank OF ENGLAND reserve to liza
bility Is new 40 IS per cent.
BANK CLEARINGs.
NEW ORLEANS, July l.-Clearinss Of
the banks, Sss6,Ss3.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. july N.-The bank
clearings today were s9,l740O0.
NEW YORK, July A.-The bank clesrings
today were s9i, 7S,764; balances, s.. 2S9,9ll.
BALTIMORE. Md, July 1.-The bank
s.ss today were N,sii,lsS; balances.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, July Il Tho bank
ti65. 1858.
BOSTON. MASS, July u. Til. Bank
clsarinss today we're slS,SlS.7Os; balances,
S99i,2l3,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July N.-The
bank clearings today were Gil .s72, sol; bal
ances, 81, 956.l53
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GEN ERAl. NEWa,

GENERAL NEWS.
RIVER falling slowly.
FOUR boats leaving to day.
The T. b. Sims psssed Cairo on zine
ARKAssAs river is rieing at Little
Rock.
IT was very quiet on the levse yes
terday.
HEsRY wuBus lie plotting the ferry.
boat Alice.
No BOATS announced to leave here
tomorrow.
JHK r. A. Speed left st. Louis yes.
tefday for 0bion river.
DURING the tweHiy.four honra end.
ins. at noon yostsrdaJ the river here fell
inch.
The Desoto managed 10 gNi ever
Flint Island bar, and she arrived at cincin-
natl yesterday.
1HR Gsyoso arrived u noon from "
Francis river with two bales Of cotton and
1900 ioet Of lumber.
THR Ka,e Adams, from Arkausas
City, bought SO sacks cotton seed. She
went aok last evening with a sood trip.
THE B-lle Memphis vot sway from
81. Louis on time. She should pass here
sunday morning. on her way 10 Vichburs.
THK Arhanai Ory, Can't. Harry
Bfolaski, leaves from tho Elevator al 4
o clock this evening fer cairo aud 81. Louis.
TBK Oiy Vt Caro-, C,p' l. ghlner. (,
the Anchor line pa ikot leaving here At 10
o'clock this morning ior Vickiburg and wsy
ALdings.
WILL 5 HAYS paya there ara enmn
fast, boats In the ohio river nov. They
aye not go a'gou please" boats. but have
Gone 10 ttAy."
AT New o leans, on Tussisy last,
Capt John }. Brown gave his thirtlsth an.
nusl picnic and excursion 10 the orphans u
that city on the slsamsr oliver Rierne.
THKsK h q gord GUNNER stare oi
water all the way from 50 Loui, 10 New Or
leans, aud boat End no trouble 10 making
what may be termed diheult crossings.
The jams Lee, Capt. Miller, lssves
here al 5 o'clock this evening for Helena,
friars Point and tho bends, Msssrs, v m ,
Ashford, VIII Darfagh and John Rhodes arc
her clerks.
THK Ccahoma, Cap'. Cooper. IL the
Lee Lac packet leaving tefs this evening 81
8 o'clock Tor dold bust, Osrsola and ay
pnlnts on the nrpsr coast. Wn. bmither.
Did Wheeler Ahd Charley Leituich are her
CLERKS.
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LIVE STOCK.

UO0S-ChOioe, Aaiho.
sHEEp-Choice. 8HsI medium, 2s2Lc.
LANBS-0old 70 choice, iai 50.
0RAsS CArfLE-Choie, SIC; GOOD. 80
$40, fair 10 medium, 2,ss23.ol scAllawaEs,
lsglkc.
CHICAGO, ILL. July II, Tho Drgvey.'
heal, shipments 800 head markst iteadyt
shipping steers, o. i0si 2ii iascy, u 20 1905
ttosfofs anf feedrfi, 81 1913 i0i c1ss, bnlls
and mixed. 81 lOs2 G0i 1sxss cattle, si7bs
3 Is. Hogs-hsceipts, 1900 reads ship
bisber, rough and ~ red, u 2Dq5 tji pack.
ms and shipping, 81 8a5 b5i light, o. 2Os
10, IkIps, 5000 10 -heep-R Rec .ipts. 300
head 1hip ledt., so head make, stesdyi
ans. q. Is $50. lambs, tl 10 al per head.
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Pullman Car Company Changes.

PuTBURo PA Jdly ia number
ofehangs, 10 the management Of the Pull
man Ca Company. In thi, city. will take
place on July 18th. Ths ro'iEoatlon Of w..
v. Crouch. Assistant Superintendent, will
take eject on that date, and he will be sue
cssded by J. @. Gibbons. Of Cincinnati. j..
Y. Richud.on, drst a ti,tAnt 10 tho superin.
ter dent, will be transferred ~ Cincinnati,
and u. Uibson, % the latter plAoa, will
hll the vacancy here, The successor 20 J q
Gibbons, who held the zane petition In Gin
cinnAi, has not been nau cd. but he vii
probably be q Chicago man.
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S7Ae; ec.ebsr epensd at s7,sc, hirhss, $50,
Juis an s,sS' siS Ssn q as 0s No:
elo,ing q 261Sc; August opened at %c.
highest $3.50: lowest 257Sc, closing NJ
SSbo; September opened at 2sssc, highest
%SS. ISws . %Sc, slOssinf at 2shss
1900 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, T'ccc
bu, rye, 5000 bu; barley. 1000 bu. shin
ments-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat, lis'osO
bn; corn, $4,000 bp; oats, 81 900 bu; rye.
1000 bu: barley, 5000 bu, ''''
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HssItb ~ W~sItb-nr. Hss.ressrds
Taair and nerv ne, the Grent
Rreseh Npeelae

NERVOUS DEBILITY 10 all IL stages.
~ mshtAi and physical dspfo,silu, tpst'
matorfhea, hyp0chondfia, f'ofiity, neural
fia, hystsria, tnoapaciy Tor ftuiJ or bu'l.
mess, paralysis, i'm 0tsnce, epilepsy loss o.
memory, aOftsning Of N bfal1, and all dls
eases ~ the nervous system mAJ 10 az
oally cured In either scr by Ne use n III
uneScslisd proparat on. IL q matter
supreme Importance 70 pa AtpftitA
treatment To- the que Of the l0fl Of nerve
power, and DR.. BeaureEard't Tonic and
Eefvine, amor many ye1s Trial 10 kpfope,
Ia. proved infaliible N taken according 70
directions, which are aibhed 70 each bottle.
One boz equal 10 one month"; ushtmsnti
will cure recent eases. Price, ! DO 4 boz,
or slr borss for 81 90. Aent By natl pre-
paid on receipt Of price. w, suita ,tse .lI
oeiysd b. o. for sir bors -evlll ssod oar
written guarantees 70 return the Inonsy u
S.atmsat does not saset cure. A. ksnh;
4; In s,s, s III. is' :, ,'sG .nIS .ss
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WOOL.

woodbury. grease wool, unvAshed, u
ass elsar grease wool, Bs2oc; bury
washed, 1880; tub washed, 093)c.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, July i3.-wool quiet
and unchanged.
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The Dab eta = armers' complaint.

WIsu,NoroN Jnlv II-g = Rr,-
De our
dett, attorney for the ST. Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba Railway Germany. app,ar.d
before The Interstate commerce Commission
this morning and submitted two motions.
Thu frat WAS In substance 10 d;s,oi,. m.
"a ua,L-oL -. A'
complaints VI "o''rooh' peroy anu DINERS,
farmers OF Dako's, on the general ground
- I.,.-.,.,. - III s
passage oi 'ho in'ore's.o law Inc second
motion was to dismiss the complaints on tho
Rreund that tue SO called testimony sub.
ant and witsout giving an opportunity TO
cross examine witnesses, The commission,
after a briet consultation, stated 20 Mr..
Burdett that there SCENE 10 be no reason for
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MuLEs AM HaRsEs

NuLEs-oSls.i Yio TX hand, hIsh, sS
p AID IA & SlsS e ;Iss Sss g SsnS
hish. iib s9D. Tbs. chief demand 10 Tor
mules from itS 10 IS hands hlsh.
H0Rs Es-Yair; dtiys',,. yil,sle5i heavy
drsi,, q t5slg, ,,ddle, q 2ssi7S' extra
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Trustee's Notice.

N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That On
IN Monday, A0ga'p 4, iss7, N
front Of the courthouse door Of Shelby coua-
ty, Tennessee, at II o'clock q. n. +, will sell.
at pub lie cutlery, for cash, tho following de-
scribed real estate 10 Shelby county, Ton
neesee, being all the right. title and interest
OF I. W. ald II. p. Humes In q one. third
undivided interest In q lot Of eleven acres,
boun aod as follows; Begin ming at q stake in
the state Line road or Boulevard, from which
north AA0 east lO3x links d,stsnt stands Q
redoek marked v; thence north with James
Yonge's east boundary limo ~ chains aud 81
links TO q stake, thence east chains aud 81
links to q stake; thence south " chains and
" links TO stake In tho st to Line road or
Boulevard; thence west with said road or
Boulevard 3 chains and 81 links 10 tho place
OF beginning. Also, a certsin tract To-
Gated and described rs follows, to.witi Be.
ginning at stake In the State Line road or
boulevard, from which north t5a west n
links distant q sAssatras marked V; thenoe
west with the state Line road or Boulevard
chain and sOH links to a staksi thence
north 10 chains and Va links. TO a stakei
thence west chains and 81 links o stake
thence north with said Yonga's east line I
chains and ~ links 70 a stake; tLsnlS east
7 chains and SlH INKS TO a stake; thence
south n chains and ~ links 10 the point Of
beginning, and containing nine acres.
/ make said sale by authority OF trust
decd made me and records " IN ", gistor's
once OF Shelby county, Tennessee Ia book
III, page ~, default having bson uale In
tho debt secured therein ani having boon
requested to sell By tho beneficiary tHersin,
THOMAS NJ. SrNIiGlS, Nrnstea q
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The New yorE, P~, a.yIvania aud
onto srestdescy.

NEw YoRK, July IA -JarvIs Adams,
Of Cleveland. o., has resigned the presidency
Of the New York. Pennsylyania and Ohio
Railroad Company. lie will be succeeded by
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Asaaasia POOL.

ToRosro, 0sr., Jolly IA The traffic
managers Of the Grand Trunk and Canadian
Pacific Railroads held n private meeting
ye'terdAy, and q report was current that u
was he'd for the express purpose Of pOOlinf
rates over both roads.
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and ohio Gem APPLICATIONS.

INV YORK, July IT "A WAL ntfeet
circular says; The reports on the Baltimore
and Ohio negotiations continue very con-
dieting, but several Of the details are being
itraishtsned and the prospects are favorable
for general clearing up Of complications.
The trouble IL mainly due TO the fact that II
the property !, Transferred. s' at hrst In
tended, ths deferred payment Of $1,000. 900
will be q lien upon the whole system, and
purchasers OF any Of the different parts could
not obtain clean tito. To obyia'e this, II
10 proposed that the transfer Of tho telssraph
timore and Ohio 10 o syndicate for O., 800 900
and that AmouHt deducted from the hrst
payment o, 5000 90, and Il was sid on
Wall street today that the formal bid Of
s2.5t0,OOO was made By Dreiel, Morgan A
Co., on behalf Of . syndicate.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

PRIME CRUDE oil, gaSlo, "a crude,
pass. prime summer yollow, Bs3fei Cd
sun msr ysllou, 33s3boi choice cooking
summer yellow, t0ci prime cotton seed
meal, els j01l8i % cotton seed neal, -.
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WHISKY, WINES, LIaUoWs FRO.

WHISKY straish. Kentucky Bourbon.
q 5Oa5j Illghsii e., o. O6i reotihsd, Nc over,
reiistilled iDo over.
CIgCINN ATT. o., July II whisky stead
dyi rAlel 80 barrels finished goods on .
basis Of o. u.
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NEW YORK, July h.-ThrouEh deliveries
Of previous snEssemsnu large sales we're
competed, bat the new demand vas limited
M sons AZ lnsuse Of The srtrsnsly hot weather.
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nInHa ANnIALI.nM.

HIDRs-Dry hlnt, No. 1, NJ<o; No. 2.
llNcI dry salted. iOal2oi green salted, No.
], 7he, No. 2, Got green, te6o. Sheep skins.
lbc9ii. BesswAx. 2)c. fallop, Ss3j<o.
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COTTON MARK ELS.

The local cotton market opened
quiet and closed quiet; middling, ltho.
Sales, so bales; receipts, II bales, ship
ments, Is bales; stock on. hand. 1926 bales;
receipts TO date. 66l, 646 bales; shipments to
daie, $40, bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. SO; good ordinary, SIC; low
middling, gzs; mlddling, lOhc; good mid
ding, 1910; middliog fair, nominal; fair.
nominal; stains and tinges, Se91fo; dusty.
71s9SAc.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September LIST. 1909; burnt. 69O7,
home consumr ion to date, 262g; stock run
ming account, 70l6. lmports-M. 4 l. X. X.
ss.,SS; sOn''o. ExpOrs-M' 4 l.. X. R.
New York spots opened steady and
closed steadyi middlihg, 10 7-l6c. Sales,
1858 balss. Quotations we're as follows: 0rdi-
AIRY, To; good ordinary. 9hc; low mid
ding, s4c; middling. 10 7-l6c; good mid
ding, 10 Il. Ice; middling fair, ll5-l6c; .f.ir,
quiet and arm, as follows: July. 10, 2oaiO. Il
August, 10. 269l0.27; September, 9 1900 73;
October, y 5isg.t5; November, 9.45Qs9. t6;
December, 3 4t99 IS; January, 9.i1s9.ls;
February, s.5Sse.d; March. $50 % 80;
il2 900 bales.
The N,w Orleans spot market opened quiet
and easy and closed steadeir; middling.
9Iss.. Sales, 400 bale.. Quotations were
as follows; Ordinary, SO; good ordinary,
sJScj lew middling, 9Isc; middlins, gI.c
good middling. 1910. Futures opened itesdy
and closed .tssdy, a. follows: july, 9 $40
ga; October, . 0ias.O2; November, $40
SOS; December. s.96 81. 90; January, p.0i;
February, s.e99e: IL; Narob. s.lsses. 20;
April. 9.2sc3s. 49, May. s.37ss.Ss. Sales. 49,.
800 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKETS
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Commissioners Sale.

No Tis-Stato OF Mississippi. Bolivar coun-
YIN Chancery-Cha,. W. Hunter vs.. N.
u Scott, Administrator, ct al.
IN pursuance Of decree rendered by tho
l. Chanccry Court Of said county On the stu
day OF Juue, A, ID. 1857, IN tae above syled
cause. tho undersigned, Special Coninis-
sionor, will, on tho
IIth Day August, Al 1857,
proceed 10 sell At the door Of ito courthouse
Qf said county, In the town Of Rose ale.
MISE, between tho hours of eleven o'clock
am. ana thtos o'c ock y m, at public aue-
tion, to tho highest bidder, lof ca b tho ioi-
lowing properly, 10 viti The sawm,ll on
the L N. o. and I. R.R., at ilusopucSena,
In Bolivar county. Miss, commonly known
as the Oates or hushpuokona Mil, together
with the leasehold on which Il stands, and
all the machinery, logs, wagons, logers'
tools, and other BUILDINGS thereon or oon-
nscted herewith. Tue tito 10 believed 10 be
good. but l only sell such title A. 1 am Au-
thOrised TO sell By said spsl decree,
j. J. MONTGOMERY,
Special Commissioner.
Chas. Scott, Sol. for oompin't
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FINANCE,

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